Whenever we buy land we seek to engage with the Traditional Custodians to ensure they maintain access and a connection to Country. We value their insight, cultural perspective and collaboration. We also invest in partnering with Aboriginal groups who are themselves landowners – often of vast estates.
Image Information
Nikolai Tatarnic (WA Museum) and Paige Maroni (Phd student) blitzing for bugs on Hamelin. Photo Annette Ruzicka
Regional partners
In the priority landscapes where we buy land for conservation, we also actively partner with neighbours and other groups interested in conservation in the region. In this way we can expand our impact and connect up protected areas, creating habitat corridors.
Image Information
Ecologist Matt Appleby with farmer Valerie Le Maitre. Photo Amelia Caddy.
International partnerships
Conservation Measures Partnership
A global community that draws on the expertise of NGOs, government agencies, and private businesses working together to better design, manage, and measure conservation action.
The Global Rewilding Alliance
The Global Rewilding Alliance is accelerating and mobilizing the power of people working together to rewild the Earth and stabilize the climate, halt mass extinction, and reduce the risks of new pandemics.
